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VC/Entrepreneur Workshop : Session One

Are you interested in starting your own new venture?

You have a great idea, but you do not know the best way to prepare yourself for getting the attention of the VC? You are wondering the right information to be included in the presentation package. And, you would like to develop a striking business plan that will stand out from the rest.

We proudly present a series of entrepreneur workshop to our SVCWireless members. The VC/Entrepreneur Workshops will bring real VC to your aide, and they will walk you through all the critical stages toward your entrepreneurship. This is not the regular workshop. This is the one that you will come in prepare, roll your sleeves, and get down to the real work that will help you to get attention.

In the first of this series of sessions, our speaker, Mr. Wong, will work with entrepreneurs who wish to start their own companies. How to formulate a successful presentation, a one-page Executive Summary that won't bore a VC, brief review of a Term Sheet, Non-Disclosure Agreement, Business Plan, etc. It is the hand-on session you will not want to miss. So come prepared.

* Presentation file available in our presentation archives for regular members

Date: Saturday, April 9th, 2005
Time: 2:00 PM - 04:00 PM

Venue: Intero Real Estate Services
10275 N. De Anza Blvd.
Cupertino, CA 95014

Language: English

Agenda:
12:30 - 01:00 PM: Registration and Networking
01:00 - 02:30 PM: Panel Presentation
02:20 - 03:30 PM: Moderated Panel Discussion

Fee:
Regular member: $20
Associate member and non-member: $50
This session is limited to 40 people. Please register early to get a seat.

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Speakers:

Henry H. Wong founded Diamond TechVentures, a China-Focus Venture Fund. He brings more than two decades of experience creating and establishing successful companies that have included SS8 Networks, Inc., IP Communications, XaQti Corporation (merged with Vitesse Semiconductor, S&P 500), CNet Technology, Inc. (multi-million-dollar public network hardware company), and Combinet (ISDN systems, sold to Cisco Systems at an estimated $165 million value). Mr. Wong had advised or invested in Gabriel Venture Partners, Onset; and Garage Technology Venture, Authosis Semiconductor Fund, Woodside Fund. Wong will work closely with Diamond TechVentures partners in Beijing, Shanghai and Hong Kong, China, Palo Alto, California, to identify solid, discontinuity technology investments that will include enabling technology, infrastructure and communications, and vertical applications with focus in China. Mr. Wong and his partners will look specifically at companies that demonstrate trans-Pacific operational, development or market opportunity.